Tourists come to Venice, Italy, to marvel at Piazza San Marco, Ponte Di Rialto, and its canals. But, there is much more to this unique city than just its most famous tourist attractions. Next time you’re in Venice, make sure to check out these hidden gems as well.
Libreria Acqua Alta
Even if you are not a bookworm, the chances are that you’ll enjoy a visit to Libreria Acqua Alta. Aside from offering an impressive amount of vintage titles, this bookstore is also famous for its unique displays including bathtubs and gondolas filled with books. On top of that, you’ll get to enjoy the company of resident cats.
Cannaregio Neighborhood
If you want to get a real feel of Venice and move away from crowds of tourists, the Cannaregio neighborhood is the spot. You can wander its streets, soak up the marveling architecture, and get to know locals. On top of that, this area is great for sampling authentic food.
Ponte de Chiodo
Venice has more than 400 bridges but Ponte de Chiodo is unique among the bunch. It is one of the oldest bridges in the city, dating back to medieval times, and the only one remaining with no rails attached to it. A great spot to take some amazing pics but make sure not to fall into the canals.